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A local World War II veteran remembers his last bombing missing over Germany in his P-47. 99-year-old Peter Samson served two tours of duty in the military before retiring.

Readers discuss whether it’s a good deal and how to avoid such conflicts in the future. Also: “Succession” and America; A.I. in perspective.

FILMING for a new More4 series took place in the town centre on Saturday, March 11.

HEXHAM Town Council awarded the Farmers Market with a business Environmental Award.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Justice Darius Khobo of the High Court, Kaduna on Thursday ordered that Peter Samson, be remanded in a correctional centre, for alleged possession of 400,000 counterfeit dollars. Khobo gave the order after the Prosecution Counsel, Precious Onyeneho, prayed that Samson be remanded pending the completion of investigation. The judge ordered Samson’s counsel,

DDT, short for dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane, was first synthesized in 1874 by German chemist Othmar Zeidler, but it was not until 1939 that Dr Paul...

IT was created with the intention of being a place which was part of its community with an open door policy, however the pandemic meant that a…

Closed since March 2020, only a small number of visitors to inpatients have been allowed into the hospice during the majority of Covid pandemic. 

To her most loyal readers, Fidelma Cook was more than a columnist. She did everything columnists do: she gave her opinions and commented on the news, but in talking about the biggest change in her life – going to live in another country – and admitting to her worries and failures, she also felt like someone you knew well, and worried about. She told her readers what was going on in her life and listened to what was going on in theirs, by email or Twitter (something she took to at firs...

Writer Melanie Reid (right) paid tribute to her former colleague and friend Fidelma Cook, describing her as funny and hilariously snobbish FUN, feisty and formidable – and the thrower of the “most extravagant parties”. Friends and former colleagues joined Scottish politicians, celebrities and readers in warm tributes to much-loved Herald columnist Fidelma Cook after her death at the age of 71. She had been suffering from lung cancer. Her son Pierce Cook-Anderson said she was admitte...